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When bank offer mortgage loan do they care if all the owners hold different amount of shares (tenancy in common)? Do they then require each owner to pay the proportion of loan according to the amount of shares owned? Eg. If i own 40% do i only pay 40% of monthly mortgage instalments?
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Hi,

1) Bank is a financial institute. Their main concern is whether you have the capacity to servicing the monthly mortgage, so they can earn your interest with minimum risk.
2) Therefore they will focus on your current active income, financial status, and credit credibility.
3) They are taking owner/s as a whole. Let say there are 3 shareholders in the property. Although they assess each individual financial capacity, in the end, they only treat it as a single entity since this single entity belongs to a single account.
4) You shall inform the lawyer how much you wish to pay in terms of % in the monthly mortgage. The lawyer will divide the payment accordingly.
5) In the future, if you are using CPF for whole or part of the payment, you just need to log in CPF account and submit your request.
You can find the service: my cpf Home -> My Request -> property -> Use CPF for my property to make adjustments to your monthly payment.
6) In the end, you have to discuss with your home partner to decide and agreed upon how much you will contribute.

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Hi,

The allocation and proportion of payments is up to the owners. Do note the owner need not be under borrower status for the bank loan, but all borrowers must be owners. The bank will ultimately look at who are the borrowers and the legal liability of payments rest with the borrowers. If its not paid when payments are due, ultimately the bank will foreclose the property and put up for bank's sale.

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Hi

For mortgage loan, it is not a requirement to arrange payments based on the number of shares you owned. You can plan the payment in accordance to mutual agreement amongst all owners not necessary in accordance to number of shares each holder are holding. I do provide 100% free service for purchasing of private property. Do contact me at 93375051  for a free and non obligatory consultation on this.

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